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 In the 2025 season, Victoria Smith made a significant impact for Texas Wesleyan, playing in all 33 matches. Smith led the team in total attack attempts with an impressive 732, showcasing her role as a key offensive presence. Over the season, she accumulated 237 kills, reflecting her ability to convert opportunities into points consistently.

In a match against Nelson (Texas) on November 15, Smith recorded 12 kills and 8 digs, demonstrating her versatility and defensive contributions. Another standout performance came against Lindsey Wilson on August 30, where she matched her season-high with 13 kills and added 7 digs, contributing significantly to the team's efforts.

Smith's contributions were not limited to just offensive play. Her defensive capabilities were highlighted by her 92 digs and 83 total blocks, including 15 solo blocks, throughout the season. Against Embry Riddle AZ on August 15, she achieved a remarkable 16.5 points, driven by 11 kills and 5 solo blocks, marking one of her most productive matches.

Smith's performance was consistently strong across various matches, as evidenced by her season totals of 279 points and her ability to maintain a steady presence both at the net and in the backcourt. Her efforts were crucial in several matches, including the game against Oklahoma City on November 14, where she hit a season-high hitting percentage of .429 with 7 kills.

Overall, Victoria Smith established herself as a central figure for Texas Wesleyan, leading the team in total attack attempts and providing a balanced contribution in both offensive and defensive plays throughout the season.